Thus co-regulation can be triggered by questioning, prompting, or explanation.
They include: employee sharing, where employment agencies and business groups would coordinate to promote "carousel-like workforce models"; small business careers fairs to attract graduates; triggered "growth prompt" messages questioning recruitment intentions as soon as a business' financial data shows a strong business performance.
When Jordan responded yes to a question about whether he had had any surgeries in the prior 12 months, it triggered a line of questioning about his senior season meniscus surgery.
Observing this kind of temporal association of ALT peaks with headache or other pain events in a graphical display can trigger focused re-questioning the patient to ensure no suspicious comedication has been used around the time of liver enzyme elevation.
Hooper made reference to the bromantic nature of his film, by paying tribute to the "triangle of man-love" (with himself, Firth and Geoffrey Rush as the three points), and to his mother, who had tipped him off about a play on the same subject (although this did trigger a flurry of tweets questioning just how original David Seidler's screenplay must then have been).
"For some folks, the very act of questioning black parenting triggers concerns about racism," she writes.
Fast forward 18 months and fellow presidential candidate Donald Trump re-triggered the debate by openly questioning Cruz's eligibility.
There were dozens of other examples, from jokey to dire, and, by the time the news cycle kicked up on Tuesday, op-eds questioning the use of trigger warnings had been published in the Guardian, the Atlantic, and Mother Jones.
California's attorney general, former Democratic Governor, Jerry Brown, is reviewing a request by former employees of IndyMac to investigate whether a letter from New York senator, Chuck Schumer, to the FDIC questioning the bank's viability triggered its collapse.
The Jack Welch tweet questioning the official September job figures triggered off a day of bizarre media coverage on whether official statistics could really be manipulated, as Welch seemed to claim.
